Matt and Sue Halter said:
My wallstreet w/bluechip 466 G3 will run many programs faster under OSX
than my 800 G4 iBook, even though I have 640 mb ram in the iBook and
only 256 in the WS. I think it has to do with the difference in L2
cache size as much as anything. Just speculation though.
John McGibney said:
Actually the original post and answers were appropriate. The original poster
had no idea what the message meant, why he still got it after
troubleshooting, nor what his next step should be.
My advice to get in touch with the email support for the specific service
was sound
Bruce Johnson said:
Because no one is *asking* hardware questions. Nor is this list
exclusively hardware...look at the description on LEM:
I do once in while. I rarely get a response, like as if my questions are
uninteresting or just too hard to answer. I find them quite basic and
important for
As my titanium related questions seem uninteresting for the rest of you,
maybe you own different machines, and I'm kinda tired only being able to
really help wallstreet owners, I'm unsubscribing.
I'm would like to thank you all for any info you shared and advice given
or received. I also
D. Goglin said:
Could anyone please tell me why I keep receiving notifications from my
internet server that I'm over quota on my email.
Obviously because you ask a hardware list something you should be asking
your email provider. Why are we supposed to be support for them? If this
list is
550 Gigabit Ethernet Powerbook G4 and a 400 Mercury:
I need advice on the best way to reapply thermal transfer material
between the CPU and the heat exchanger. I only have this sticky white
noname stuff called cooling paste. I have yet to find a source for the
green material Apple uses. The local
Cliff Rediger said:
Mikael, where it the network panel to which you refer?
Uhm, in System preferences in Mac OS X.
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Tom Peterson said:
Turn off L2 cache, this is in the readme
Actually, I think this is not necessary anymore and at the very least one
doesn't have to keep the L2 cache turned off in ordet to run 10.3 on a
wallstreet. Many cited problems in the XPF documentation was only around
in the Alpha and
Kenneth Vann said:
Anyone experience this type of problem? If so, how did you fix it?
I had this exact problem after the update to 10.3.2. I turned off IPv6 in
the network panel and rebooted. Problem gone. With OS 9 I'm not sure how
this is related, but there you go.
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Gene Osburn said:
Can't use two batteries at once,
nor battery and expansion drive at the same time. Anyone else seen this
kind of thing in their 'Book? Is the power board between the bays the
likely culprit here?
please redefine Can't use. What do you mean specifically? What happens
or
Pacer said:
Thanks for hte tip on Virtual PC 5. I will definitely have to keep an
eye out for it. Too bad it is not out in retail -- I have about 4
Windows 98 SE CDs and licenses that are currently unused I could put on
it, not to mention the 5 Windows 95 licenses and CDs and the two DOS 5
Geoffrey Loeffler said:
If not how is the new Real Player
For RealMedia like RealVideo and RealAudio I think it's sufficient
enough. I wouldn't use it for anything else. For Windows Media I use VLC
and in rare cases WMP.
Soon because of software patents Macs may once again be as *cked as
before
Bruce Johnson said:
At the same time, 85% of all the traffic in the dorms was shown to be
napster/grokster/kazaa/limewire related. At these levels it isn't just
some nusiance, it's a significant detriment to network availability for
legitimate use.)
That's what these technologies, starting
Tim Collier said:
Interesting answer. I was thinking as I read it.hmmm, no music
industry, then nobody to pay artists, no artists being paid, no music!
What a sad, sad world that would be.
So you have a hard time getting it or what? My point was that the record
companies of *now*, ie as
Laurent Daudelin said:
It could also be the PRAM battery, but I think
that the main batteries have to be in working order for the PRAM battery to
recharge.
I have charged batteries with a dead PRAM on the Wallstreet II and also
had a working PRAM hold the data (dates and so on) without a working
Brian said:
The relevance is that I am trying to figure out if one day I'll get in
legal trouble just for having it on my hard drive, give the
implications of a program like this.
Today, no. In the future, who knows. I know the EU countries have been
persuaded by the film and music companies
Bruce Johnson said:
3) I take it the choice was either a CD-RW drive or a DVD-CD Rom,
which is
what I got. Is the swap easy? Is there a third party option to have
both?
Replacing the drive on these is reasonably easy, see pbfixit.com for
both instructions and parts/prices.
Personally,
Amber said:
Can anybody suggest a reliable auto back-up program or Applescript for
OS X apps ?
I am regularly adding new photos to iPhoto, as well as many new entries
to iCal and my address book. I would really like to have a
program/script that would automatically back up the new additions
Daniel Colwell said:
So... Could running these instructions fry a motherboard? I don't know
exactly what type of Powerbook his daughter has. I could find out if
needed.
I don't think so, but sometimes a machine under this treatment can seem
dead for a couple of days, for reasons unknown to
Bruce Johnson said:
The main
issue with TiBooks is the poor Airport range.
Which is solved by a PCMCIA airport card. I have the Orinoco Gold. A non
problem as far as I'm concerned.
Also, the early PB G4s have about 12% more pixels compared to the Pismo
and from the 667DVI and on, there is about
Brian said:
what I find shady is his insistance on limewire as a means of obtaining
software titles. He never mentioned to file, chat etc features.
Brian
And you don't peruse the web because there is porn out there? Ehum. How
is this on topic anyway?
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Muddle Man said:
I did this on my wife's MDD G4. There was a control
strip module causing Classic to crash. I was shocked
when I booted off the OS 9 CD and could not see the
internal hard drive. No need to panic. It's just
because the OS 9 drivers were not installed during the
factory format...
Thomas Bridgeland said:
I want to design a small web site. A few pics, some links, not too
much. Can you suggest a helpful book to read first? And a good
application to use? Thanks.
While a bit dated, the classic Creating Killer Websites http://
Hector I.Macedo said:
I think that you are in a privileged minority, I, like many
others who love music do not have either the ear nor the training to
distinguish slight variations in tone or sound.
This is NOT slight variations. This the difference of viewing music as
something which purpose
Seth Austen said:
Although 24/96 is available, many pro engineers are still recording
projects at 44.1 or 48. You can really mess up the sonic qualities of
the audio from poorly done conversions from 96 to 44.1 rendering it
worse than just recording at a lower level to begin with.
Good point.
Beniamino Cenci Goga said:
I would suggest the lowendmac.com, where we all come from!
Thanks, that was too obvious.
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on 06/04/05 23:03, Nima at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have this G3 Wallstreet with battery issues. The battery is not dead
because I got a brand new one and a separate charger--I can charge the
battery and see the machine recognize it and use the charge, but it
won't recharge the battery.
I would never digitize vinyl with an iMic! It's inferior sound quality.
Do you guy hate music or what? Cheeezh!
24 bit / 96Khz is minimum standards these days for recording and is only
a few hundred dollars, less second hand. There are alternatives for
PCMCIA, USB as well FireWire. Why would
Muddle Man said:
As I understand it, a dual processor is only about 1/3
faster than it's actual Mhz rating in OS X (since OS X
supports dual processors).
Not with Logic and Maya! What are your sources for that claim if 1/3 faster?
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Malcolm Cornelius said:
The 12in is lower res - 832 x 624 rather than the 1024 x 768 of the 13 14.
Ok, my bad. I have been very ignorant of any 12 model, I'm afraid.
Everymac doesn't specify the 12. The cacheless Wallstreet 12 seem to
also have been available in 800 x 600 pixels, as I saw this
Andrew Kershaw said:
Will the ATIRagePro.kext hack be of any benefit for me?
Backup after succesful installation with CCC or whatever and do it last.
I had both problems and success, but didn't notice much improvement.
Maybe 2-4%. 512MB RAM will give you a more substantial and reliable boost.
Orlando Mac Geek said:
Titanium Powerbook 667 I am thinking of trading for a
dual G4-450 desktop. Anyone out there have any thoughts on the
performace difference of the two assuming 768 Mb of RAM in both?
What kind of work do you do?
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Laurent Daudelin said:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Thanks, Laurent.
I just checked e-mailanywhere.com. They claim it works
best with Internet Explorer. This means they are
windows oriented?
Is there a Linux/Unix webmail-based service that will
work from any Windows or Mac 'puter
Chad Swarthout said:
Any sources for affordable replacements or something I can do to keep
this drive working
I got one from Wegener Media http://www.wegenermedia.coma few years
back. They have both Panasonic and LG, but you need a Panasonic bezel for
the Panasonic drive, so unless you're handy
Laurent Daudelin said:
If all else fails, then I'm afraid that the Power Management Unit (PMU) in
your Wallstreet has been toasted.
There could certainly be more reasons to the described symptoms. No
reason to assume the worst.
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alienbill said:
Is one with a 12 screen really the exact same size overall as
those with 13.3 and 14.1 screens, and even Lombards?
The display have the same amount of pixels in each model on a smaller
area, but the machines themselves are exactly as big as is the display
house, so there's only
My ex-GF bought an iPod Mini and have great problems syncing it to
anything as she have only USB-1 connectors on the PC and iBook 366 that
she uses. She also don't have a firewire cable as these babies come with
USB-2 cables only. I thought they'd be backwards compatible and only
being slower,
Bruce Johnson said:
This is likely because the modem is at the top of the network
connections list? In the network control pane Network port
confidurations section you can drag the things up and down to
re-arrange the order they're tried in,
Hmm, this I haven't thought about. I rearranged it.
Is there any way to make a powerbook g4 play stereo sound or at least
stereo sound from a dvd in mono? I was kinda expecting Audio/MIDI app to
be able to do that, but no.
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Every hour at h:13 I get an attempt to connect to the net. I see this in
the log:
/usr/libexec/CCLEngine: Version 2.0
/usr/libexec/CCLEngine: Dialing [ISPno]
What's CCLEngine? Is it just the modem control commands. If so, any
suggestions for evaluating what process that initiates the
Bruce Johnson said:
Check date and time settings...is it trying to contact a network time
server? (kind of unusual an hourly thing, though) Software update might
be trying too, but again, an hourly update is unusual.
I should have mentioned that I have Little Snitch installed. The only
apps that
CR said:
When I had this problem with a WS II (PDQ) using Panther, I made a full
reinstall including PRAM and NVRAM reset, leaving the battery out
Ok, I meant I left the *backup* battery out for 15 minutes.
I see, but I seem to recall seeing a post that indicated
a keystroke initiation of
Mikael Byström said:
When I had this problem with a WS II (PDQ) using Panther, I made a full
reinstall including PRAM and NVRAM reset, leaving the battery out
Ok, I meant I left the *backup* battery out for 15 minutes.
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Luis Sequeira said:
Is it possible that the modem card has become unseated slightly from
the Logic Board of the Powerbook ?
ADi
I have the exact same symptoms, but on a TiBook (1GHz). I had guessed
that the modem might be unseated, but the trouble is it is very hard
to reach (having to
Anyone have suggestions what the thermal transfer material (1) used on
the CPU on Powerbook G4 logic board is? I have used cooling paste before
on the Powerbook G3s, but I suspect this is something else? The repair
manual indicates I should use new materials, so implicitly it's bad idea
to reuse
Tim Collier said:
Yes, I know you can get RAM for much less and in the past, I have purchased
it from other sources but rarely had a good experience. I can afford
it.so I buy it. Fact of life.
Even if I were loaded with money I wouldn't out of principle. Perhaps
give the difference to
Anyone know whether the Sennheiser pc 145 usb is truly Mac compatible?
http://www.softjam.co.uk/products/index.php?prodref=CU-
SEN145USBtimestmp=1110472203470
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use the
Clamshell ibook to do presentations? (is there anything you can buy to
connect it to a TV?)
Well don't your model have the media port with video plus audio on the
left side? At least the second edition (366 and 466) have that. You
didn't tell us what model of clamshell you
Nima said:
I have a G3 Wallstreet (the roadkill) which I have upgraded with a 20
gig HD, a Crescendo WS/G3 550 mghz board, 288 Ram, and have changed the
screen from the bogus 12 inch to the decent 14.1...
I am running OS 10.1.5... Does anyone think I will have any issues
installing 10.2.8?
Luis Sequeira said:
Another option, also usb, is from Elgato. In addition to their EyeTV
firewire products, they have just introduced EyeTV wonder usb. It
seems to be even cheaper than the Miglia product.
But all the encoding is done on the Mac, so you better have a fast Mac.
Also, if one lugs
Adrian Carter said:
I sourced a pair of hinges and a replacement video cable at reasonable
cost and set about replacing them. I was very careful in replacing the
ribbon and the hinges (the ribbon is a fiddly job but I got it in place
so it rested in the intended way). However when it came to
Any ideas for why an older G4, like a 400 or 500 wouldn't boot into OS 9?
OS X (10.3.7) works both from several discs and several CDs. But no known
Bootable OS 9 CDs, like repair CDs or OS 9 installation CDs work. Same
discs boot other similar machines.
All I get is the dreadful grey screen.
I
Laurent Daudelin said:
I would risk to say that you probably haven't the right version of OS 9 to
boot from on this machine. There has been quite a few different versions of
the installation CDs for OS 9 along with a few updates. What you need to
make sure you have is the full install retail CD,
Larry le Mac said:
Anyone have any experience of the difference between
AirPort in the TiBook vs. PCMCIA card with an external
antenna ?
Never mind about makes/models as I live in Sweden and
we probably don't have all the different makes you have,
and I'd probably get a decent make in any case.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I don't remember installing Déjà Vu, but when I have an internal CD-
Burner installed it's visible in System Preferences. It's possible to
choose Toast as the target.
Did this app come with OS X or some other package? Anyone know?
Have Toast? It is installed as part
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
2) Deja Vu is fantastic if you regularly connect to an external drive or, in
the case of a desktop if you have more than one drive internal or external.
It backups up user specified folders on a schedule you set. My directory is
backed up daily at work while I am at lunch
James Sanderson said:
What would keep a WS from starting up with a fully charged battery?
The battery indicates that it is fully charged. The computer starts up
just fine with the adaptor connected. When the computer is on the
indicator says that the battery is fully charged. I have
Bruce Johnson said:
No. This is how it works in Safari, Firefox and IE.
It's just that the explanation was convoluted.
How does Safari and Firefox save the photos? I don't see this
possibility in Safari.
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Jeff Hubatka said:
most people
believe that the size of the G5 and heat sink necessary precludes that
from going into the current Powerbook.
Perhaps so, but IBM had a slower G5 version for portables already when
the G5s were introduced in 2003. I'm not sure if improved versions of
that chip
Alex Santos 100MB Neostrada Mail said:
I installed it over FW, it is original
9.1 CD which came with the first release of OX and it wouldn't boot
either, is that indicative of anything?
Are you trying to boot into OS 9 as opposed to into classic?
Did you choose the partition/drive and the
I need to know as much as possible in order to plan for possibly opening
one up and exchange the bulbs. Hopefully it's the invertor board that's
acting up, but it has been ruled out earlier by a third party.
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Mark Kippert said:
I recently installed OSX on my wife's 300MHz Wallstreet. It has the DVD
player with PC card decoder. I forgot that OSX does not support the decoder
card. Does anybody have a solution to recommend?
I think the only way is upgrading to a G4 and using VLC. On the other
hand a PB
Andrew F. said:
Mplayer is another non-Apple decoder, but this and most likely VLC will
require more horsepower than any Wallstreet can offer, unless processor
upgraded.
Mplayer (the proper version, not the dead end) requires significantly
less horsepower than VLC.
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Ben Dyer said:
Neither does the PDQ's (also commonly referred to as the Wallstreet,
but actually a different model)
It's actually referred to sometimes as the Wallstreet II. Some parts are
interchangeable, but not all. I've opened the different WS's about 50
times and have another one this
Mikael Byström said:
How do you know the card isn't being detected?
Thing is that when I go to the IOXperts panel in System Prefs, there's
not even an indication that there is anything at all going on. I don't
get to try and tell what network to logon to or whatever, because there
is NOTHING
the invertor
board and display from it just to see if any of those parts is the
problem. Then buy this part 2nd hand and replace it for good. Are these
particular parts from the 400 and 550 compatible to your knowledge?
Mikael Byström said:
I have a Powerbook G4 / 550 here that ocassionally suddenly
I thought the 16 MB VRAM in the ATY,RageM6 would offset the smaller
amount of L2 cache and inferior CPU architecture in the other generation
of the G4 processor that the 550 and onwards have.
But the PB 550 feels noticably slower. So, is the next logical change a
867 or faster? I do have an
,
and it seems unlogical that logical errors on the disc would cause
problems on one machine and not on another? Or am I wrong?
Any further suggestions and even wild speculation are more than welcome
at this point. What data can I measure with my disc? It has SMART. Can
that help me?
Mikael Byström said
Mikael Byström said:
using a firewire disc
I meant drive obviously.
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Bruce Johnson said:
Apple has designed OS X with the idea in mind that root is NOT ALLOWED
to log in. Don't second-guess them in this.
This is not completely true. In Mac OS X *Server* root access is on from
the get go.
But you're right, that Mac OS X Client is designed to be able to
I have a Powerbook G4 / 550 here that ocassionally suddenly turns off the
backlight after just a short time of use. Typically when I read the
display for just under a minute and then press the space bar. I can see
the makeouts of the picture, but the backlight is off. Turning the
controls doesnt
problems with the
PB G4, more complicated problems in the wallstreets and Pismos, but this
kind of freeze problem in a PB G4 is new to me.
Mikael Byström said:
It just got Worse!
Three times since this drive encounter my whole machine have frozen 4+
times. It just freeze and there is nothing you
Marcin Wichary said:
And, spring-loaded folders actually do *not* work in dock... try to
drag a file into your Applications folder or Trash in dock and hover
over it.
This feature should be added though.
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Bruce Johnson said:
Simply decoupling the data from the medium does not impose
an obligation on the seller to provide a replacement copy of the data
in perpetuity.
No, but since the seller isn't likely to have sold the data just because
they are requesting it anew, the seller would gain
Jacob said:
*However*, not all +R discs may work, a +R disc is apparently readable
in 80% of dvd drives whilst -R is readable in drives.
in drives? Appearently to what source?
The general rule of thumb is that recent computers should be able to
read pretty much any format, but if one doesn't
John McGibney said:
3. use the install CD, don1t install.
select disk utility from the pull-down menu
run repair disk from the application
run repair permissions after disk repair done.
repair permissons should be done while booted from the startup disk. If
not, they could be set to
George Mogiljansky said:
Not being an expert, I will paraphrase others:
That was already obvious, thank you.
Classic had many versions, each one better than the
previous.
OSX has very startling differences, effectively an
entirely new OS in 10.1, 10.2, 10.3.
Yes? How was this connected to
Fabian Fang said:
Malcolm Cornelius[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There's no RAM 'on board' on any G3 series Powerbook.
The Kanga is a G3 PowerBook. It has 32-Mb RAM on the logic board.
The Kanga is, however, not of the Powerbook G3 *series*!
Only the Wallstreets/PDQ - 233(nocache cache), 250, 266,
Dean said:
Anyone know where I can get a shiny new G5 cheep!
That's easy, sign up for a smaller job and make them pay you with a G5.
Make sure you estimate so you have a high hourly rate.
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I make it a point to not install OS 9 drivers. The few apps I use are the
4D 6.8 compiler and Loop app Infinity, which can run under Classic.
Besides those there is nothing I need in OS 9 and I don't want to waste
my time there.
I even turn down support for OS 9 problems as I can't be bothered
°C.
Mikael Byström said earlier:
Anyone know what this can be about?
I sleep my TiBook 4oo with powercord in, insert a cordpowered
firewiredrive and the machine refuses to wake up. It's not off, but HD
seems to not spin up, just kinda sims about and display is dark.
Three finger salute with drive
George Mogiljansky said:
Oh, yes, Halo (whazzat?) reminds me of Haloscan, that
ubiquitous blogger Comments box SW. Opening that box
crashes Firefox (!) on the 10.3.7-armed WS Series II
with 512 MB Ram ADSL.
But no crashes on an ancient, if slightly wheezing,
9500 G3-upgraded 9.1-using 384
Anyone know what this can be about?
I sleep my TiBook 4oo with powercord in, insert a cordpowered
firewiredrive and the machine refuses to wake up. It's not off, but HD
seems to not spin up, just kinda sims about and display is dark.
Three finger salute with drive disconnected, machine boots up
Anyone know what this can be about?
I sleep my TiBook 4oo with powercord in, insert a cordpowered
firewiredrive and the machine refuses to wake up. It's not off, but HD
seems to not spin up, just kinda sims about and display is dark.
Three finger salute with drive disconnected, machine boots up
Timothy Domst said:
The conventional wisdom is that cheap RAM sticks often cause bad OSX
installs, if you have a doubt about a stick then take it out for the
install and put it in after.
No no, not this time. this is a known wallstreet condition and can be
solved by rebooting once into OS 9,
Alejandro said:
I can asume that
Panther was made to be installed on Wallstreets also
but Without Support (there aren't ADB Macs supported
by Panther).
They may have been initially targeted, but explicit support removed some
time before release. Or quite likely general changes in Panther
Amber said:
it does play DVD's etc well.
But viewing of the screen by more than one person is definitely not as
enjoyable as with the 15.2 and 17.
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James Sanderson said:
... it could simply be a fluke.
Now that is a positive thought!
But it is strange how an unsupported Mac would have a number of 'small'
issues fixed by an OS upgrade. Kyle, what do you think?
Hey, it's XPostFacto that fixes those things (You can't install Panther
on a
Jason Long said:
Hey All,
I'm wondering what kind of wireless card I should get for my 233MHz
Wallstreet which I should be getting in the mail soon.. I already have a
wireless network, the wireless router is a DI-514 D-link thanks for the
ideas in advance...
Orinoco Gold with Airport
Aase Marit Waage said:
One I can get, at a price that seems real OK (at least compared to
the prices here in Norway) is a 12 iBook. The add says: G4, 1Ghz,
new April 04, 768 MB RAM, 60 GB HD, Airport Extreme, OSX 10.3.6
(incl. Garageband and naturally all the others -- doesn't mean a
thing to
James Sanderson said:
However, I need to know what might be the cause of the video
occasionally going blank. It looks like someone just upped the
brightness to the extreme and I can't reset it unless I restart. Might
it be the PMU? an inverter going out?
If it's a 13 and the problem kind
PETE said:
I have 384 built-in-memory in my wallstreet; 128 MB
bottom slot and 256 MB top slot. Can I put a 256 MB
stick on the bottom slot without problems?
Yes, but watch out for chip density. Here's a clip from an earlier
discussion in the thread Adding RAM to WS II:
Nils Said:
On Fri, May
Andrew F. said:
Of
course, to be wide enough to give some benefit (15 and 17 PB) makes the
machine too wide to be used well as a portable, making it really a portable
desktop.
Unless you think portable means moving around while in use I strongly
disagree, at least for 15, which I feel is a good
Andrew F. said:
By the way, I am neither lazy nor out
of shape, and the extra pound or more of a large laptop DOES make a
difference when carried all day.
Not in a backpack, it doesn't. This is definitively one of the best ways
to carry a portable computer around. I don't notice a pound more
Andrew F. said:
Where the older Entourage cannot compete
with Mail is in spam filtering, which is much improved in Entourage 2004.
SpamSieve fixes that.
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Frank P. Eigler said:
Dennis B. Swaney wrote:
Outlook Express was just a basic email program.
Outlook itself is a Personal Information Manager (PIM) and contains
email, contacts, calender, notes, plus a couple of more things.
Entourage is the renamed Outlook for Macintosh.
Nope. See below.
Ben Dyer said:
My understanding is that the problem is in the PMU settings, not the
PRAM.
Do you remember a source?
Steps 2 and 3 may well be unnecessary on some models, but are
required on mine. As for pressing the brightness button, I find that it
will only fix the problem if the backlight
Michael Clarke said:
Otherwise, there's got to be some way to export the data from the
Powerbook to the iBook first? I found some scripts written by a
gentleman name Paul Berkowitz that will perform this export/import for
$20.
data? If you're talking about email, I think all you need with
Ben Dyer said:
This is a known issue with the Wallstreet under Jaguar. To fix this
problem:
* Restart into MacOS 9
* Put the Wallstreet to sleep
* Wake it up again
* Restart into Jaguar
As I have stated earlier on-list, I have a differing experience in that
step 2 and 3 above was unnecessary.
Mikael Byström said:
data? If you're talking about email, I think all you need with entourage
is dragging the folders to the desktop, which will create a unix mailbox
(I think). These will import into Entourage nicely, I'm pretty sure.
Well, I *meant* Unix mailboxes will import into Mail.
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